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Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
EVENING SHADE, Dec. 90, 1887.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,

The weights and measures, Tor a
failure to procure which penalty
was provided by the never-to-be-for,
gotten last legislature, were received
at the clerks office few days ago.
After the expiration of two months
anv person who shall knowingly
keep any measures or weights and
buys or sells any commodity what
soever by such weights and measures
as do not correspond with those in
the clerks office is subject to fine for
each offense, in any sum not less
than Ten, nor more than twenty-five
dollars. The law was also amended
so as to make it the duty of consta-
bles to inspect from time to time the
weights and measures of millers,
merchants, peddlers, grocers, and all
other dealers engaged in buying and
selling commodities; and if they have
not been properly sealed to report
the same to some J. P. The first
section as amended uses the phrase
"any person who shall knowingly"
etc., while the second section requires
the inspection of the weights and
measures of certain classes of per-
sons, naming them specifically 1t
occurs to us that construction
should be placed on this law at once
by the attorney general in order to
save needless trouble and expense to
the people. The clerk is allowed 20
cents for testing and sealing any
weight or measure; and here
again seems to us a necessity for a
construction of the law; A pair OF
counter scales, costing only about 81,
to be tested and sealed would cost
about So or nearly double their val
ne. Of course there will be differ
ences on this question, in fact
differences in some parts have
already arisen, and in our opinion
authoritative decision should be
placed on the entire law. >
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

The SHARP COUNTY RECORD says :
"Hon Samuel Fl. Davidson of Evening
Shade, has received fattering soicita'
tions to make the race for Attorney
General" Yes, and he is about the
strongest man physically, mentally and
legally, now spoken of for the position
Telephone.
This is a deserved compliment to our
fellow,townsmau, and is one that is al
together merited. Mr.. Davidson is not a
candidate for the position. nor do we know
that he will be; but, to 10y aside the prob
ability of him being candidate, it is
high time that the northeast corner was
asking recognition as part OF the great
state of Arkansas when the democratic
ticket is being made up. And upon this
subject the RECORD will have more to say
later on.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
Tax Collectors
N lot &c E

Notice is hereby given chat will meet
the taxpayers of Sharp county for tat
purpose of collecting the taxas for the
wear 1887, at the following times and
places, to-wit;
Jackson township-at Williford Mon
day, Jan. %, 1888.
Union township-st j G Garner s.
Tuesday, Jan "a, '8S.
North township-at Allen Weaver''
Jan. 25th and 26th, 'SS.
Hardy township-st Hardy, Jan. 9th
1888.
Highland township-at the Highland
school. house, Saturday, Jan. 2Sth, 1888,
Davidson township-at Kings Mills
Monday and Tuesday Jan, 80 and 81, 49,
Richwoods township-at Ash Flat
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Feb
lst, I'd and Sd, 1885.
Lave Greek township-at School-house
Saturday, Feb 4th, 1888,
Morgan townsbip-at Center, Monday
Feb. 18th, 'SS. =,
Lebanon townshlp-at the dopeWeii
school house, Feb. l4th, SO.
Strawberry township-at new school
house, district No. Is, on Wednesday
Feb. 10, 'oS.
Big Creek township-st Cslsmine. on
Feb. l6 and II. '6S.
Washington towuship-st the McCord
place, Feb. l8. 'SS.
Scott township-at N V Shavsr's Mon
day and Tuesday, Feb, 20 and 2i, and a.
Mt. View church, Wednesday, the 22d'
Cave township-st james Anderson
Thursday, Feb, 23i.
Sullivan township-at Brickels spring
Friday and Saturday, Feb. "a and 25
johnson township-at Kirk's store
Monday and Tuesday. Feb. q and 2S
Piney Fork township-at Evening
Shade, Feb. 30 and March |, 2 and 3.
Every taxpayer is requeste i to bring
his title papers or tax receipt in order
to have any error corrected that may
have heretofore occurred. The penalty
attaches February 10, 1888.
Dec "a, 1887 GEO + HALL,
Collector Sharp County, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

A Coon ONE.-Mr James Marsh, of
Aten, Neb., after an experience of four
yeaus in using and selling Chsmberlain's
Pain Balm, says: "1t is the best and
most reliable lniment ever produced" ("
A fifty cent bottle Of it will accomplish
more, in the treatment of rheumatism,
lame back or severe sprains. than five dol
lars invested in any other way. A great
many cases have been cured by it, after
being given up as hopelessly incurable. 1t
promptly relieves the pain in all cases.
Sold by J. X. Meicalf.
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WANTED,

By lady of experience and abll-
ity. a position as teacher in a private
family or school. References given
if required: Address
Miss EssIE WILLIAMSON,
Argenta, Ark.
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BONA.FIDE ANSWERS ~ QUEo'
TIONS ASKED IN NEW YORKS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

PUBLIC SCdOOLo.
GRAMMATICAL.
Canitals begin every line of Deity.
When you speak of yourself you should
begin il with a capital letter.
4 quotation is asking question.
We study grammar to get the senses
A nronoun is a word when we can't get
a noun.
Brackets set things off so they won't
have anything to do with the sentence
An intransitive verb expresses an act
not done TO another, as, James dld not
strike John. rr
A figure means something different
from what it says.
Prose tells things that are true right
along Just as they are, and poetry makes
it up as you 90 along.
MATHEMATICAL.
A factor is number which divided by
another number equals the number OF
parts. a., ..s,
A prim facktor is factor that stands
for facter.
A common fraction is made up of two
parts with q separation mark between
them.
Avulgar fraction has one fraction oyer
the line and the other under,
Parallel lines are lines that can never
meet until they run together.
A circle is round straight line with
hole in the middle. The base of tri-
angle is the sum of its two sides.
TO find the number of square feet IN a
room you multiply the room. by the num-
ber of the feet. The product is the
result. :,
A parallelogram has all its sides par
allel.
GEOGRAPHICAL.
The three natural divisions OF America
arc Europe, Ashea and Africa.
America consists from north to south
abont FIVE hundred miles.
America is in the torade zone.
The Rocking Mountains are the graft
est in America.
New York is bounded by Montreal.
New York was once called the Empe-
rior state because it once had an Emper'
or.
Mason and Dixon's line is the equator.
The ran DIS of st. Lorenzo is caused by
the canoes of the Indians.
In Austria the principal occupation is
gathering Austrich feathers,
Germany has very little clubbable land.
The two most famous volcanoes OF
Europe are Sodom and Gomorrah,
The imports of country are the things
that are raid for. The exports are the
things that are not.
Climate lasts all the time and weather
only few days.
HISTORICAL.
Christopher Columbus was called the
father Of his country.
Q1een Isabella, of Spain, sold her
watch and chain and other millinery, 80
that Columbus could discover America.
Columbus knew that the earth was
round because he balanced an egg on the
table.
Captain John Smith has been styled
the father of his country. His life was
saved by his daughter Pocahontas.
The Puritans found an insane asylum
II the wiIds of America.
George Washington was born in l492.
Washington died in Spain almost brok'
on hearted, His remains were taken to
.he Cathedral in Havana.
The Brit,ns founded the Druids The
Dru,ds were supposed to be Roman
Catholic,
The middle ages come in between an.
tiuuity and posserity.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

Last Sunday was not only a holiday
but holy day. What vast difference
one letter makes in these two words, II
we use thier common acceptation. Which
was it with you?
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A RARE BARGAIN.

A fine Strawberry farm for sale, 100
acres in the tract, 80 acres under good
fence; 70 in cultivation; 100 bottom land,
--..,fartsble buildings, orchard &c. Best
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

Hon. Daniel Manning, ex-Secretary of
the Treasury, died at bis home in Albany
New York, on last Saturday.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

: Itch, Prlarie mango and scratches OF every
kind cured in 30 minutes by Wolford's sanitary
Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by
- ~ tnnak.ntr Shade
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ANOTHER MAMMOTH CAVE.
An Interesting Discovery Near Bloom
field. Ky,-Mummihed Bodies.

Aclu, hys-n oodibbs
BLooMfIELD, KY, Dec. 81. A. Allen,
Of this place, while excavating the founda-
ton for a new mill, struck the dome Of a
cavern Of immense proportions, from which
a strong current OF cold mir issued with
great force as the workmen made the OPEN
ing. Torches were procured, and Mr.. AL
len and Mr.. Cain Hurst were lowered
down by means of q windlass. 1t was
about sixty feet from the surface to the
floor OF the cave, which they found to be
level and sandy, as il it was once the bed
of an ancient subterrancan stream. They
followed the main avenue for a distance OF
over two miles. and discovered an opening
in a cliff on the farm of Mr.. Benjamin Will
son, and a well beaten path was easily dis
cerned that was once trod by human be-
ings, although II is now in many places
covered with forest trees and underground.
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Hurst, after emerging
from the cave, fastened back to the town
and reported the result Of their discoveries.
A large party was at once formed, which
entered the opening on the Wilson farm.
On one OF the main avenues numerous
evidences existed that the place had evi-
IDENTITY been the abode Of the cave men, as
numerous relics were found in the shape
Of pottery and bronze articles. A sepul-
cher was also discovered in a large niche
or avenue at right angles with the main
avenue, and in tare numerous mummified
bodies. Three Of them have been removed
TO the town and excite great curiosity.
The formations in the cave are beautiful
beyond description. Stately towers OF
stalagmites and beautiful pendants OF
translucent stalagmites, suggestive OF gro.
tesque and unique figures, are encountered
all along the wonderful subterranean
avenue. There is a beautiful little lake
with water m clear as crystal, and, as is
usual in cave streams, II is full OF tiny eye,
less fish. The venue Of the cave will
measure in all probably about seven miles
30 that il may be fairly considered another
rival TO the Mammoth, and certainly ont
of the many great cave wonders Of Ken
tucky, the country Of caves.
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uENLTH ~ WEALTH ~. B.aurcgnrd's
Tonic mud NsrVine, the Great
french specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY 10 nil ~ stages. moitAl
N aud uhyFlfal depression, fpefmatuulua. by
purhnuduh, ttcnllty, neumlFia, hysisfia, ln0Arlrity
lgf study o. business, %pafalysis, Impotence, cpllCp
-, loss ~ memory, tOheninEof The brain, hnd hll
diseases ~ the nervous system may b. mdically
cured In either fux ny tho ne Of this uneNcellcd
prrnamtion. u lisa matter % supreme importance
W usc appropriate treatment TOT the cufc ~ che
aud Neryine, after many year tdal Ia Europa, has
prDrod iufallible II taken acoOrllns " directions
when are afiEed 10 each bottle. one box equal IN
Price, st.OO a boz, OF GlH boxes foe 5000 sent
~ mall prepaid on uoclpto OF prno We g~unnnhiee
kf bonA " cure any utsc. Win caah order 70
celytd BY IA Tor tix boxes We viii send our Wtlliet
guarantee W return the money II treatment does
not effect . cure A, henkcft a Go, Druggists, sole
agsns. iof United States. Nv And 10 Main street
Aemphia, Tenn
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A pitcher.

CmcAGo, H., Dec. ia ~. Paul spc.
cial says: "a deal has been closed between
Manager Secly, of the Boston Baseball
club, and Managers Thompson and Barnes,
Of the ~. Paul nine, by winch Sowdcrs,
The III NJ. weight pitcher, who played with
~. Paul last season, goes TO Boston next
year. II is stated that 9 800 was paid for
HE ttansfcr.h
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natural Gas In Chicago.

CmIcAGo, H., Dec. T.-Thc substance
Of the professional opinions Of experts who
have during the post two days examined
the gas in the water supply pipe Of the
Cook Brewing company, is that the gas Is
from natures reservoir. Among those
who hare examined IL il 7. u. Winans,
who Is engaged in the natural gas business
In Pennsylvania. lie will make another
and more thorough investigation, and upon
his opinion Il Is stated Mr.. Cook will act.
Should Il he favorable, work will be com.
mcnccd without delay for the purpose Of
securing the gus for commercial purposes.
pAfN from Indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. IL relieved ut unco by taking
one 81 Carter = Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't FORGET this.
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MOTTO Y.

The sflelholiCr ol The a~IHIsiypI /" Truur.Tro
N.IifuHf tumJHuy HW hrr rluf"i. Is I@Ir,iIur
ul iNH lr.ll,ut mol ~ ~ luriUrs OF said
tuuIHuy and ut rHIuctt u| hn Stockholders Con
trUtIUu. tlut ~ Etrrrl inrr Iulf inr aifrhhH''ur
ui s % company 80 D. .. 90 ib,u Nrr of .a.ru.
trf uuu Treasurer % The Iuufuuf, 100 Memphis
ltHu Uu toe lHsf NUduU ~ ui lHuulr lsha Co.,.
$40 tHU fn dHY ih,wof q p.usilrr Hud ffi UIIu
t.aI uufir48r uu OFT Ir ru.IHfi uLI uEhH
uf fIr tumHHuN, Hruru. HIuun Z tHT cont
iuuIh nu1 fueh Other husi u iuy como iHiHIr
rI.. Ht sid mCrllrH III notice ~ o. published
u.Ul UHts Zoo trr pcp frf iu each tuuufl
through which tlu Undhf r.
IN tnifr 81 tht rfrsdin' 700 lslriul DluttD u
80 HLAHM ecIrafr
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Attention. n. IL. T..

For sprains, bruises. rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, in
man, and splint, ringbone, %windgall, cpl.
zootic, scratches, etc, in horses. Rangum
Root Imminent Is a sure cure. The liking OF
Iinimcnts" is the universal verdict. Never
fails TO cure any ailmont that can be reached
by an external medical application. JOcents
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
2S3 Main street.
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maxwell, peeome. a sstho,,e.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 27.-llugh NJ.
Brooks, alias Maxwell, the young English
man under sentence Of death for murder
ing Arthur Preller, has embraced the
Catholic faith. Last year the Catholics
were given permission TO celebrate a
Christmas mas in the Jail annually. Al
the service yesterday, thirty prisoners
knclt 20 partakc Of communion, and the
flnst 10 receive the consccrated water was
. Maxwell. II was administered hy the Rev.
Father Tahn, OF 81. Johns church, the
celebrant who has been Maxwelrs instruc.
tor in the belief OF tho church.
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An OId Nan Frozen "a Death.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 27.-A special from
Pcrryville, Mo-, says: ION Christmas
morning, as Peter Hoffman was going "a
church, he found in the wheat field near
the church, frozen stiff and dead, Joseph
faiyre, an old citizen OF Perry county,
aged about eighty years. lie left home on
last Tuesday morning for church, and il is
supposed was caught in the terrible biz.
zard Of that day.
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MfvTER PARKER. ~
A. j. MARTIN

CAFF=ItRE ANb HUEDLNItrEnOf IN COS.
= sifuciipn. ONI FLAT OF Iron. tor silrRud
bottom. thus runuuurtnl "a EfIuht HAiE
WALLS nllcd with hssi u.lo1nduriing r%lurrtc.
lOrk HtutnhiuHtluu HrmU.nl tu Operate thU bolt
IiiiEF sizes adapted a. D. Iuc.. md Household
To lk.tt-Ihir1, iorty Hud rity Dollar. Dor
TENNH dimensions. cabin work and The cheap
ct safe ln Memphis raii nf be-
NiDIdH shfE AsENtY 40 TmutFi
na-fnf Information afdT Isl 30 iuui street, Ur
Telephone ft
GALuuN ASH rtNIrUI GOOD sTNyp.tN .
GAtpuN AND ruARDI' nur,E, WifI RVS
- tHIurt gttnHhud. ln Gf locality.
hpply o. tn Main siusf
NVAauy-i MLK wAGuN. rs UoOp ORDER
90 go Mflu stuet
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Notice

hereby given that IN u. matter ~ The q i!'n II
] Jacob y. Uifl nov b. .mru ~ Do. deal TIE
orphans rIuft ~ iort s.utft Boo ilu state ~
pdr r.JInr.r. did. on fhe no fsy ri uUOrmief.
A. o.. l.tH dHfun that a. pfHu rlIuu ct tlr
uCf.I ni Fid lrr0h " hirs WHIH uui rrupi ul
alfI ralmrrun hatinR la Irlu,ud 20 tnll
rufft Then fufu the aid uN n. Nifkl " alive,
Ur uHf faruu iuf him, o. Z q" rluIrHl iu pro.
HIFH tu che nId ruuH. Will twelve weeks inum
tHt .rli day uf lrpcmhaf. u. 49, 10 hFinr the
iaIH nl thr IHst luHcrluu I'll ."H uuflrH. TtfiHrlDfY
HtIdrurr 81 the CuufiuuH Iu llr ~ the aid
lHHuH N. HIrk. uthrfNln L rr ~ naturalization
on thr cfHfs ~ aaid laooh uift will bU viantCd
30 IiruU ~. nlfk, az has b. pUtfrd fufs
MtIANE UANs'l,
dsrs u the Orphans oonn % snd ior aiid county.
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Will positively cure sick headache and
prevent It's return. Carter's Little Live
Pills. This is not talk, but truth. One pill
n dose. See advertisement Small pill.
Small dose. Small nrice.
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d r. d. S. 10 MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
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Erf Main and Front MEMPHIS, TENN.
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maf#rfH phHuE0 ~ diet ~ hindmuc from bust
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miHI without tho uHu 81 mefruy. Involuntary
lua uf frmru ffuuu,d IN n short time. funrr n
from implirury or luH ni sexual puWrr rCstufnltp
ipe NiFuf In d low weeks Victims 81 ELI abuse
ami t~AGHfiVo trurry. suits GnV irulu HITrtuhiurfhol
rnd loo 0l physical ami mUutHl power. speedily
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10 tie Diseases 1T Women. ana cures guaranteed.
IIlof and ull aIrs Cunu1 Without the uan Ui uHusii1
or The tuliH ~ consultations strictly cpnnden
tinl, Medicines frnt ~ cSptUs ~ ull lara oi Tie
CUIftry.
az NDhingmcn cured NJ hail The usual aica
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ANGosruRA BIrrERs are Endorsed by the
highest medical authorities here aud Ia Eu-
rope rs a preventive and cure Of malaria
aud all summer diseases. Keep IL In your
houses 10 favor your drinking water and
ailrr bevCrnps
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Barton 4 Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Residence Lots In Rayburn ave.
u subdivision, only 3 bl lc,;8
from street railroad; will soil on
monthly payments; houses built
II desired.
10 Acres near Elmwood Cemetery;
splendid property for subdlvi-
sion sold at n bargain.
o Twenty Aero Tracts, two miles
from city, on Poplarstreot, near
East End Dummy limo; excel
lent nelghborhood sold on easy
terms, ut very low prices.
. New Residences, lots 100000,
on Dummy railroad and Kerr
avenue; on Boulevard 100 foot
wide; will cell for small cash
payment, balance monthly
houses have eight rooms each
400 Lots on Kerr avenue and Boulo-
ward dummy line runs through
tho addition: twenty minutes
from business; uniform price,
sioa front foot; FIRST purchasers
have arst choice OF whole addi-
ton; sold on easy payments,
nothing about. Momphis moro
attractive or beautifully sit
unted.
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Election of Directors.

UsIuN Asu riAFffr BASH co. NUlIlH 3
Mcmphis lem December 80
4 y election wul h. hfi % iHIs tauf uu thc
~ Second Noudry otIu IHr. l-t irHu nam
unulgpm.. futtho puuas. OF otpaInH DIptiUr
Of tue Eans 10 anc ths 90 Ing lr.r
' D. IIAn. Cashier
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertise nents In this column will he charged at
rate Of i6c for wv lines one Insertion two inser'
lions. sc; one week, SOC.
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nnnMs \ roNnn.

DoARp-Goop pay BOARD AT slso rEu
ID month, 30 vnion 81
nEsIRABLE ROOMS ASp BOARD Al z! MAD.
- hon htnct,
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llp rArEls At ArrENL offlcE DCkNIs

" Irt hunlr7i.
DLANrATION-rOR sNLE At 4 RAEgAtN.
i For division with il.rs and ORurrs % fine
plantation ~ Loss nrrrsi b. sul nUrs cultivated.
guui dwelling HOUSE ard tUim Hin, ample tcuHut
oxen. corn. hay, farm tpol Uir. viii b. sold with
place, which T. uhuut two niles nhutu Austin nnd
Two miles from thH Nlllr, uilrlnd. q n high place
aud protected ty .rNrC h. plenty ~ lrhuf, fIl h
known ~ one NJ he hest ulau'- in The Mississippi
valley. aud made a hnc crop this ycar Apply ~
UncC 10
MfvTER PARKER. ~
A. J. MARTIN.
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REWARD.
LOST.

CAruRDAY. BETWEEN JEFFERSON ST AMI
> Brick Church. chelsea. n Seal Plush Cloak.
Finder will be- rewarded by returning same 10
MATT MONAGHAN a 90, 10 and ~ Jefferson. A.
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srnAyED or STOLEN

LNROM DR. y EDWARDS. - MCKINNEY ST,
u one half jcnpy Cow, hay nd. right horn of.
Lihcmi rcsHfd II rciurncd 10 owner.
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FoRsuE

ATNo. uuWAEDs HOW. ROOM NJ. T. FIRST
~ nonr, 1t ui ullct luruituW aud Wooden
sigu. 2x1 feet Prices low
4 GOOD PLANTATION IS 81 rKNN,Is COM
y. ~. Ark., nix miles wet ot Wvi~s's Landing.
ou Mississippi river, Que and "a half miles irun
surveyed line Of the Memfhts AMI Texas miltoll
5000 ucurs IN tract; ~ arrs have hpvn Boo Guilt
Nntiuu and can De- rvctfl1yntUi VS. little expense.
Iui. iiuss and fencing hH,iuv hern d,.ifp. "a hy
l, a'i the owner tcine unable tu rlupuNr. viii
gci utvrry low ugutys, Tor cash lur terms call on
slltAllON. THOMAS 4 huUft~ m Madison n
LNLEGANr HE-IpESCf OF NEwMNN ERl so.
u 80 Poplar T. pnr .outth rash. remainder
one. tNp and thu'e yrlns. tull uu OF Addrrss g. II.
Tunhlc, ~ 30 20 Madison sircct
L'yRNITtEE Tug Salt AM HOUSE rug
y Unt Apply NJ No 30 huiu street, corner
Vance.
Mat MARKEr-DUIRnus or RETIRING
vi frum husiuc.-. { nov uf,rmy Meat Market NJ
established sud Euni payifH husincss foI sale. VIII
sUll rIl the machinery. VIII I b. uDprlN ngN. upptr
t7ining Ia my sluugc FirtHp. Alsn. hnu-r nnd Dot.
Will rent thc houe1 u I cont rcll. This Is u rnoi
chance fnr any CnipUfisinH mon lu Eu into re- Epui
o., .ng husncs, ~ rtkr-its sr. % Poplar a.
NTAGENTA PLANTATION r. SITUATED uS
vi Deer cnsrk. . miles frm Gr#u,iIlr. NlV
CONTINUING 2iSn uHrT NJ land. un" half in u hIri
state e cultivation THIS n uuc OF the best iin.
pruUi pltr's lu the county and ono 90 the most
valuable tuirts oi land To- the State.
Tor particulars. inquire " Mr.. W. 4. Evrrmnn, ~
Geurur Arnold a 60. ut Memphis ct a. The under
tigncd at kcnwopd Washington county. Me
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HOUSES TO LET.

MY OLD RESIDENCE No. IL WALKER AVE
WI nue., on fernando street car line; 3 rooms.
Apply at my residence, No. II Walker avenue, or
No. 20 Union street. Na| JOSEPH LENOW
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FOUND,

MIGHT on DC. H. ONE BLACK COW. HEAVY
~ Whitehall nickcd horns. white under belly, sup
posed a. have gone out Pigeon Roost rad. Iibcfnl
reward for return % =. l.. Purcell. No. q North
Court street
nNE BAY MARE MULE, ABOUT slNTTEN
~ hands high, eight years Old. new drdy sh0c'
all round. white spot on rump irc>h reached.
Return TO
~ FRONT STREET and get rcwart.